Description of problem: After start of anaconda, the RedHat installer, my AT keyboard is not recognized anymore. In the very first stage of the install it is, but after anaconda has started, no keyboard input from any AT keyboard is being registered. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): not applicable How reproducible: Just do it Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: qwerty Additional info:
Same problem (fmiller1). I have a PS/2 keyboard (tried 2 different keyboards) that gives the same problem. It works thru the CD tests, then nothing. The motherboard is a Abit KT7.
Does it work in the second stage if you boot with 'linux text'?
I have tried several installation methods, including 'linux text', none of them gave me a working AT keyboard.
Same result with linux text. The keyboard functions correctly with Windows 98, 2000, Redhat and even DOS 5 (Yes, I have a program that requires Windows 3.1) that my wife uses and I haven't been able to get a good replacement. Thank you, Frank
Yes, I've experienced the same problem with my ps2 keyboard (makes for a challenging fresh install) Tried all the install methods as well. PS: Noticed that it installed a usb mass storage driver. Why I don't know.. I don't have one.. just thought I'd mention it in the event there might be a relation. Generic ps2 keyboard logitech usb mouse SOYO Dragon mobo Geforce4 Ti 4600
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 80293 ***
I modified my mouse configuration by putting the PS/2 adapter on my MS USB Wheel Mouse and plugged it into the mouse PS/2 socket. Everything seems to have worked as I was able to install the Beta.
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.